A home with centuries of history Welcome to a house that is part of the history of Lazarata. Located in the village’s oldest neighborhood, known as Georgakata or Dervisia, this area is mentioned in Venetian land registries from the 18th century and has preserved its authentic character. According to local tradition, the stone building was once the residence of a Turkish dervish during the Ottoman period in Lefkada (1479–1684). Its unique architecture, imposing stone construction, and defensive features—such as ground-floor embrasures—reflect its long history. The 56 sq.m. apartment features 2 bedrooms, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bathroom, accommodating up to 5 guests. Enjoy sea, lake, and mountain views, a private balcony, air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a TV. Breakfast is included. There is a shared garden with a covered terrace and parking space. Entry is via self check-in, and there is step-free access. Its location, close to the historic churches of Saints Apostles, Saint Dionysios, and Saint Spyridon, offers a unique opportunity to experience the cultural heritage of Lazarata while enjoying modern comforts. Within a few minutes’ walk, you will find the village’s main square with traditional tavernas and a bakery with fresh pastries. Staying here is an authentic hospitality experience in a historic building, where every corner connects the past with the present.